CAD

A line that touches a circle at more than one point is said to be tangent to the circle.

False

A square is circumscribed about a circle when the square fully encloses the circle and the circle is tangent to the square on all four sides.

False

Chamfers can be defined by two distances or a distance and a radius.

False

In AutoCAD, the thickness of a line is determined by the object snap setting.

False

To bisect a line means to divide it into many parts

False

An ellipse is a regular oval constructed around two axes that form a right angle.

True

Before you can apply a linetype to a layer, you must load it into the Select Linetype dialog box.

True

In AutoCAD, the LIMITS command sets the lower-left and upper-right-corners of the drawing area.

True

Once activated, the COPY command remains in operation until you end the command.

True

The FILLET command can be used to create both inside and outside rounded corners.

True

The layers used in a drawing depend on the type and purpose of the drawing.

True

To edit text in AutoCAD created by TEXT or MTEXT simply double-click on the screen.

True

Using the coordinate entry method is one way to produce lines that meet exactly and are exactly the right length.

True

When constructing a square circumscribed about a circle, the square's diagonal will be longer than the circle's diameter.

True

When you enter the radius for a circle, the value you enter becomes the new default value.

True

You can use any of the selection options or techniques to select objects to be moved using the MOVE command.

True